Diatoms can be an important exception to temperature–size rules at species and community levels of organization
Georgina Adams(Natural History Museum), Daniel C. Reuman(Rockefeller University), Eoin J. O’Gorman(Queen Mary University of London), Guy Woodward(Imperial College London), Alex Seeney(Queen Mary University of London), Eileen J. Cox(Natural History Museum), Doris E. Pichler(Queen Mary University of London)
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